To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Toshiba MMU-AP0181MH Air Conditioner remote controller displays a check code and indoor unit number?
When a fault occurs, the remote controller displays a check code and indoor unit number. To address this, operate the air conditioner according to the instructions for 'Confirmation of error history'.
How to check error history on a Toshiba MMU-AP0181MH?
To confirm the error history on your Toshiba Air Conditioner after a fault, simultaneously push the SET and TEST buttons for at least 4 seconds. The display will then show the CODE No., UNIT No., and Check Code.
What happens if I push the CL button on my Toshiba MMU-AP0181MH remote?
Pushing the CL button will erase all of the error history for that indoor unit. To keep the error history, avoid pressing the CL button.
How to confirm error history on Toshiba MMU-AP0181MH?
To view the error history on your Toshiba Air Conditioner, simultaneously push the SET and TEST buttons for at least 4 seconds.
Why should I avoid pushing the CL button on my Toshiba MMU-AP0181MH Air Conditioner?
Avoid pressing the CL button on your Toshiba Air Conditioner because doing so will erase the entire error history for that indoor unit.
General| Category | Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 5.0 kW |
| Heating Capacity | 5.6 kW |
| Power Source | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Power Consumption (Heating) | 1.55 kW |
| Coefficient of Performance (Heating) | 3.61 |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Outdoor Unit Net Weight | 35 kg |
| Air Flow (Indoor Unit) | 10 m³/min |
Instructions and warnings regarding the installation process.
Precautions and warnings for operating the air conditioner.
Warnings related to moving or repairing the unit.
Cautions related to installation, drainage, earthing, and placement.
Identification of parts for the outdoor unit.
Identification of parts for various indoor unit types.
Parts identification for 1-way air discharge cassette units.
Parts identification for concealed duct standard type units.
Explanation of the indicators and symbols on the remote controller display.
Identification of buttons and controls on the remote controller.
Function of the button for selecting airflow speed.
Button used for setting the timer.
Button to reset the filter indicator.
Controls for adjusting air direction and swing.
Button to start or stop the unit.
Button to select the operating mode.
Buttons to adjust the set temperature.
Steps to prepare the unit before initial use or data change.
Rules to follow while operating the air conditioner.
Caution regarding horizontal flap setting in cooling operation.
Requirement for heating operation with horizontal discharge.
Instructions for adjusting wind direction for this type.
How to set up airflow direction and swing for 2-way cassette type.
How to adjust vertical air direction for 1-way cassette type.
How to adjust horizontal air direction for 1-way cassette type.
Steps for adjusting airflow direction for under ceiling units.
Steps for using the swing function to adjust airflow.
Steps to stop the louver swing.
How to adjust vertical airflow for high wall units.
How to adjust horizontal airflow for high wall units.
Refer to other sections for setup of direction and swing.
Setting airflow direction for cooling.
Setting airflow direction for heating.
Procedure to change the air outlet port.
How to adjust vertical airflow for floor standing units.
How to adjust horizontal airflow for floor standing units.
Steps for enabling and managing automatic swing.
Operation mode for stopping the unit at a set time.
Operation mode for stopping the unit repeatedly at set intervals.
Operation mode for starting the unit at a set time.
How to cancel an active timer setting.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation location.
Instructions for proper electrical wiring and earthing.
How to clean and reset the air filter indicator.
Steps to remove and attach air filters for High Wall units.
Steps to remove and attach air filters for Floor Standing Cabinet units.
Steps to remove and attach air filters for Floor Standing Concealed units.
Pre-operation checks after a long period of non-use.
Tips on maintaining comfortable room temperature.
Importance of clean air filters for performance.
Advice to conserve cool/warm air by limiting door/window opening.
Using curtains for temperature control.
Pre-operation checks before using the unit.
Explanation of heating capacity and its dependency on outside temp.
How defrost operation works during heating.
Explanation of the 3-minute protection delay for the outdoor unit.
Warning against self-re-installation and potential hazards.
List of locations to avoid for installation.
Precautions regarding noise and vibration during installation.
Symptoms that are normal and not indicative of a fault.
Common checks to perform when symptoms occur.
Procedure to check past error codes and their history.
Table detailing the specifications for various model names.
